Day 1: From Panic Prayer to Persistent Prayer**Reading:** Colossians 4:2; Ephesians 6:18; Psalm 50:15**Devotional:**We often treat prayer like a fire extinguisher—breaking the glass only in emergencies. Yet God desires prayer to be the regular rhythm of our lives, not just our last resort. Like Jacob, who rarely sought God until facing Esau's 400 men, we can become spiritually feeble when prayer i...  Read More

Day 1: God's Encampment Surrounds YouReading: Genesis 32:1-2; Psalm 91:9-12; Hebrews 1:14Devotional: When Jacob encountered God's angels, he declared, "This is God's camp!" In the middle of his fear and uncertainty, God revealed His protective presence. You may not see the angelic hosts surrounding you, but Scripture assures us they minister to those who inherit salvation. Even more remarkably, th...  Read More

Day 1: The Divine Origin of ProsperityReading: James 1:17; Deuteronomy 8:17-18Devotional: Every achievement, every breakthrough, every success ultimately traces back to God's hand. Like Jacob, who became "exceedingly exceedingly" prosperous, we may work hard and apply wisdom, but God orchestrates the opportunities, timing, and resources that lead to breakthrough. Malcolm Gladwell's research confir...  Read More

Day 1: The Rhythm of CreationReading: Genesis 2:1-3; Exodus 20:8-11Devotional:When God rested on the seventh day, He wasn't exhausted. The Creator of galaxies doesn't grow weary. Instead, He was establishing a pattern for human flourishing. God declared the seventh day holy—set apart—not because work is bad, but because rest is sacred.Notice the progression: God worked six days creating everything...  Read More

Day 1: The Purpose of WorkReading: Genesis 1:26-31, Colossians 3:23-24Devotional: God designed work as a blessing, not a burden. In Genesis, we see that even before the fall, God gave Adam and Eve meaningful work in tending the garden. This shows us that work is part of God's perfect plan for humanity. As we engage in our daily tasks, whether at home, in an office, or elsewhere, let's remember tha...  Read More

Day 1: Work as Divine Commission Reading: Genesis 1:26-28, 2:15Devotional: God's first command to humanity was to work - to rule, cultivate, and steward creation. This reveals that work is not a punishment, but a divine commission. As you go about your tasks today, reflect on how your work, no matter how mundane it may seem, is continuing God's creative work in the world. How can you approach your...  Read More

Day 1: Being a Light to the NationsReading: Isaiah 49:1-6Devotional: God's call for His people to be a "light to the nations" is not just an Old Testament concept, but a timeless mission for all believers. As we read Isaiah's prophecy, we're reminded that our purpose extends far beyond our personal salvation. We are called to reflect God's light and bring His salvation to the ends of the earth.Ref...  Read More

Day 1: A Light to the NationsReading: Isaiah 49:1-6Devotional: God's call to Israel to be a light to the nations wasn't just for their benefit, but for the entire world. As we reflect on this passage, consider how God has uniquely positioned you to be a light in your sphere of influence. Are you shining brightly, or have you become dim? Ask God to renew your passion for being His ambassador, bring...  Read More

Day 1: The Sacred Nature of WorkReading: Genesis 1:27-28, Genesis 2:15Devotional: As we begin this week, let's reflect on God's original design for work. In the Garden of Eden, before sin entered the world, God gave Adam and Eve the task of tending to His creation. This shows us that work is not a punishment, but a divine calling. God Himself worked for six days in creating the world, and then inv...  Read More

Day 1: Contentment in ChristReading: Philippians 4:10-13Devotional: Paul's words remind us that true contentment comes from Christ, not our circumstances. When we compare ourselves to others, we often lose sight of the blessings God has given us. Today, reflect on the sufficiency of Christ in your life. How can you cultivate gratitude for what you have, rather than longing for what others possess?...  Read More

Day 1: Finding True Satisfaction in GodRead: Genesis 29:1-30, Matthew 6:19-21Devotional: Jacob's pursuit of Rachel reminds us how easily we can become fixated on earthly desires. While human love is a beautiful gift from God, it can never fully satisfy the deepest longings of our hearts. Only God can do that. Today, reflect on what you're building your life around. Are you seeking fulfillment in r...  Read More

When we are passionate about something, it often follows that we share this passion with others.Passion is something people are typically expressive or vocal about. But what about passion when it comes to sharing our faith?According to research among adults in the United States, “Christian Millennials feel especially conflicted about evangelism — and, in fact, almost half believe it is wrong to sh...  Read More